Tesla discloses interesting collaboration partner for Supercharging

Tesla disclosed an interesting collaboration partner in an SEC filing, which looks like an indication of a potential project at Supercharger sites. Tesla said on Tuesday in the filing that it was entering an agreement with BOXABL to design and build a Micromenity structure. Simply put, this is a modular building, usually a few hundred square feet in size, and it has been seen at Superchargers in Europe. In Magnant, France, Tesla opened a small building at a Supercharger that is available to all EV owners. There are snacks and drinks inside, including ice cream, coffee, a gaming console, and restrooms. It gives people an opportunity to get up and out of their cars while charging. This building was not built by BOXABL, but instead by bk World Lounges. It is likely the final Supercharging stop before people get to Paris, as it is located 250 kilometers, or 155 miles, from the City of Light. Voir cette publication sur Instagram Une publication partagée par Gerold Wolfarth (@gerold_wolfarth) Magnant has 56 stalls, so it is a large Supercharging stop compared to most. The building could be a sign of things to come, especially as Tesla has opened up larger Supercharger stations along major roadways. It is for just a single building, as the Scope of Work within the filing states “a comprehensive package for one Micromenity building.” NEWS: BOXABL, a company that creates modular, prefabricated buildings, has entered into an agreement with @Tesla. This is Tesla formally contracting BOXABL to design, engineer, and build a pilot “Micromenity” structure, a compact, modular building unit. While some info in the… pic.twitter.com/RabJczGpEp — Sawyer Merritt (@SawyerMerritt) December 9, 2025 Superchargers are commonly located at gas stations, shopping centers, and other major points of interest. However, there are some stops that are isolated from retail or entertainment. This BOXABL collaboration would be a great way to add a rest stop to a rural Supercharging location, and could lead to more of these chargers across the U.S. Tesla has done a lot of really great things for Supercharging this year. Along with widespread expansion, the company launched the “Charging Passport” this week, opened the largest Supercharger in the world in Lost Hills, California, with 168 chargers, opened the Tesla Diner, a drive-in movie restaurant in Los Angeles, and initiated access to the infrastructure to even more automakers. The post Tesla discloses interesting collaboration partner for Supercharging appeared first on TESLARATI.